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Robert Johnson – Business Insider Jan 25, 2013

China’s PLA “sunk” a U.S. aircraft carrier during a war game in remote China using its DF-21D “Carrier Killer” missile, reports Taiwan paper Want China Times.

The China Times is a 63 year old Taiwanese paper slightly slanted toward unification, but with a solid reputation and accurate reporting.

The Times report originates with a Google Earth image published atSAORBOATSArgentinian internet forum.

The photo shows two big craters on a 600 foot platform deep in China’s Gobi desert that Chinese military testers used to simulate the flight deck of an aircraft carrier.

There has beentalk of the DF-21 for yearswith estimates of its range, threat, and theater changing implications, but this could be the first known test of the rocket.

The Dong-Feng-21D ballistic missile is expected to ring China’s coast on its truck-mounted launcher, posing a significant threat to U.S. Naval forces in the region.

The 21D is particularly deadly in that it streaks to the atmosphere guided by satellites and possibly GPS enabled drones, and then drops faster than sound straight down on its target.

Lacking a horizontal flight path could make it much more difficult to defend against and with the Navy’s new carrier’s running at $13billion plus per ship, losing one would be as great a financial blow as it would be psychological and tactical.

“The thing to keep in mind is that, in order for China to successfully attack a U.S. navy ship with a ballistic missile,” Cliff told The Diplomat, “it must first detect the ship, identify it as a U.S. warship of a type that it wishes to attack … [then] over-the-horizon radars used to detect ships can be jammed, spoofed, or destroyed; smoke and other obscurants can be deployed … and when the missile locks on to the target its seeker can be jammed or spoofed.”